EIGHT MEDFOFD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, July 4. 1952
RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY
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KTJC 1230 ke
KMED 1440 kt.
KWIN 1400 kc
4:00 Fun Factory
4:l.j Fun Factory
4:30 Big Jo & Sparkle
. :4a Biarn i rail -
5:00 Sports Parade
5:13 Elmer Da vis
5:45 Memory Favorites
Doctor's Wife
Doctor Malone
The Brighter Day
farm anow
6:00 Hits and Encores
8:15 Hits and Encores
6:30 Bill Balance
6:43 Bill Balance
70 Top Guy
5 o'clock Headlines
Richard Harkness
Elmer Peterson
Ko Soap Mustc
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
No Soap Music
fZnt A flat
Three Quarter Time
Sports Round-Up
Rich. Graham & News
Assembly of God
Asemblv of God
Bob Eberly Show
Lean Back & Listen
7:15 Top Guy
7:30 Thus is Your FBI
7-4S This is Your FBI
no Pre-Conv. Fireworks One Man's Family
8:?5-pTconv Fireworks News of the World'
S SCsummer Cruise Who Goes There?
"Rill StAm Snorts
KMED Commentary
Cisco Kid
Cisco Kid
Mario Lanza Listening Post
Mario Lanza Listening Post
Montgomery & SafetyValley News
Mayor s cince nu "
Rich. Graham In
According To The Record
Dick Haymes
News
. - x-...... Rnh A- Rav
15Eddie Fisher SerenadeBob & Ray
9 :30 Sports Report Halls of Ivy
a-isFSineTime Halls of Ivy
John T. Flynn
It's Time To Dance
It's Time To Dance
Between the Lines
- . . r - I. r L . U , I orn!iui
.W.An-r . SKR. KWS Carousel
?0.30Sophisticated Khy ; xou &roel&New.
nPlatte7Party . Heres Jamison Sign-Off
U:15Platter Party Heres Jam son
JliitSSiSKK Here rjamison& News
12:00 Sign Off
Sign-Off
RADIO PROGRAMS SATURDAY
:00 Yawn Patrol
15 Yawn Fatroi
:30 BobGarred
:43 Stewart craig-
NavjiBand
Heres to Veterans
Marine Show
News
:00 Martin Agronsky
.11 TDA
30 No School Today
:45 Kn School xooay-
ir T n m n .Tumn
15 Saturday Circus
:30 space r-airoi
45 space rairo
Sunrise Serenade
Saturday Special No. 1
Music of Manhattan
Music & News
Howdy Doody
Howdy Doody
Uniuilv nonrtv
Howdy Doody
1400 Corral
1400 Corral
1400 Corral
News
10
10
10
10.
11
11
11
11
on rn.riuiv Trmitaador
l3 Cowboy Troubador
:30 COWboy MTOUDaaur
:45 Cowboy Troubador
00 Guest Star
:15 TTading Post
:30 Fran it oc jbcksou
45 Frank tc Jackson
00 Operation Chicago
:15 Pan American Union
'A3 Mountaineers
12
12
12
12
1
1
00 ABC Late News
i liwktntf TntA Soaee
30 Operation Chicago
:45 intnu. jazz uuo
Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle
Sat. Spec. No. 2
Mid-Morning News
Mary Lee Taylor
Mary Lee Taylor
Farm & Home Hour
Farm & Home Hour
Down Homers
Down Homers
Marrh Time
OneNight Stand
Get Up Sc Go
Get Up & Go
Haven of Rest (MBS)
Haven of Resf(MBS)
News
Morning Special
Parade of Bands
Parade o Bands
Saturday Special No. 3
Pactnr'K Call
DrtPepperTirne
Music For Saturday
Music For Saturday
Guest Star
Serenade in Blue
"Ray Bloch Presents
Ray Bloch Presents
Musical Appetizer
Musical Appetizer
News
Western Jamboree -Western
Jamboree
Western Jamboree
:00 Roseland Ballroom
:15 Roseland Ballroom
:30 Roseland Ballroom
:45 Saturday Nite Date
:00 1230 Club
:15 1230 Club
30 1230 Club
43 1230 Club
:00 1230 Club
: 15 News
:30 1230 Club
:43 1230 Club
Mind Your Manners
Mind Your Manners
The Author Speaks
Your Key To Health
Public Affairs
Earl Godwin
Summer Symphony
Summer Symphony
Summer Symphony
Summer Symphony
Jungleeln Retreat
jungle in rtexreai-
Western Jamboree
Western Jamboree
Western Jamboree
Western Jamboree
Juke-Box Jamboree
Juke-Box Jamboree
Juke-Box Jamboree
Juke-Box Jamboree
Juke-Box Jamboree
Juke-Box Jamboree
Juke-Box Jamboree
Juke-Box Jamboree
:00 1230 Club
:15 1230 Club
on Christian SHfmu CK.
45 Look to the Skies
Jane Ace D. J.
Stars In Kahki &-Blue
World Concert Hall
World Concert Hall
Gai Paris Music Hall
Gai Paris Music Hall
:00 Flnnegan s Sports News
:tv.trn. Admin. Show What Are You Doing
'm nh carred Tex Beneke
i..ftr,,! KMED Commentary
00 Saturday at Shamrock Vaughn Monroe
:15 Saturday at anamrocij.-
30-Knights at Rnd Tab e Grand O e Opry
;45 nnignis ai w"
nn Th. I. one Rane'er Eddie Arnold
ilS-The.Lone Ranger ?ie Arnold
:30 Bucket ounny s -uirai - r,
:45 Buck & Sunny's Corral Lower Basin Street
00 Dancing Party kbc ews-
:15 Dancing Party Alex Dryer
30 These are the Men Palladium Orch.
45 These are me men- muouiuin .
Dinner News
Got A Date
Proudly We Hail
Proudly We Hail
I,ook to the Skies
Sports Round-up
Hawaiian Harmonies
Eddy Howard
Navy Band
Echoes of the Gay 90'
Lyn Murray Show
Lyn Murray Show
News
Peggy Lee Sings
Salute To Reservists
Salute To Reservists
00 Rogue Valley BallroomJudy Canova
:30 ABC Late News Palladium Orch.
45 Playboys Palladium urcn.
It's Time To Dance
It's Time To Dance
It's Time To Dance
Between the Lines
;00 Dress Rehearsal
1 5 Dress Rehearsal
:30 Platter Party
:45 Platter Party
:00 Platter Party
:15 Platter Party
:30 Platter Party
:45 Platter Party
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
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12:00 Sign Off
Ten O'Clock Ticker
Look To The Skies .
Proudly We Hail
Proudly weiau-
Melodies That Endure
Melodies That Endure
Melodies That Endure
Melodies And News
Sign Off
KWIN Carousel
KWIN Carousel
KWIN Carousel
Carousel & News
KWIN Carousel
KWIN Carousel
KWIN Carousel
Carousel & News
Sign-Off
ABC
NBC
Court Records
rOLICE COURT
Norris Haynes Gilo, operating with
out a license and failure to stop at
a stop light. $10 bail.
Eldon Morris Tolle, violation of
basic rule, $10.
Claude Alva Burkhart. failure to
yield right of way. $5 bail.
Emery G. Adams, operating with
out a license. $5.
DISTRICT COURT
C. Roger Peyton, illegal possession
Of alcoholic liquor. $10. .
Eugene Curry, driving while intox
icated. $30.
' Alvie E. Fletcher, passing with in
sufficient clearance. $15.
Wendell O. Davis, defective tail
liixhr rnnrt costs onlv.
William M. Roberts, overload. $19.
John R. Hamaker. overload. $131
Benjamin L. Long, violation of bas
ic rule. $10.
CIRCUIT COURT
Ava Lorraine Clark vs. Roy Mc-
Thves Clark, divorce comDlaint.
Leslie John Shores vs. Clara Velma
Shorev. divorce complaint.
J. G. Wingerter vs. Earl Sheriff ot
ux. complaint.
Probate Department
Estate of Bruce M. L hunger, pe
tition. Estate of Nellie Grace Kathan, pe
tition.
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
5:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m.
Monday for Monday; noon Saturday
tor sunaay a.m.
abc means
America's
Best
Coverage
1C crack news staff faulaaas
John Doty
9tww tomon Gragt SolaUky
thw ObtI lrt Andrews
- Paul Homy Td Malm
Teylar Grant Merlin Agronsky
Mary Margaret McBrida
..and mrm 30 orrwrtf "
OF THE CHICAGO CONVENTIONS
For all the color and excitement of the "
"greatest show in politics"-on the Con
vention floor and behind the scenes from
gavel to gavel-to know what happens and -,
why it happens . . . stay tuned to
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ABC RADIO NETWORK
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Spottsortd by
ADMIRAL CORP.
First Session Monday Morning, July 7
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D.
Readers should address inquiries to: William Brady,
265 O Camino. Beverly Kith. CaL
IMMUNITY FOR THE BABY
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Dr. Brady.
and infants from
In my opinion and please re
member I'm not an authority
every baby should be immunized
against small
pox at the age
of four to six
months and
against diph
theria at the
age of six
months to two
years.
Immunity to
smallpox i s
conferred by
vacci n a t i o n
four to six
months of age are less likely to
have untoward reactions to vac
cination than at any other age.
Just which technique may be
most desirable for vaccination is
a question best left to the judg
ment of the family physician.
Of 12,289 children under 15
years of age who were immun
ized 90 developed diphtheria but
none died. Of 14,536 children of
the same age group who had not
been immunized 160 developed
diphtheria and 17 died.
Whether a preliminary Schick
test is necessary, to determine
whether the individual is sus
ceptible, is for the physician to
decide. Many good physicians
omit the Schick test for children
under six years of age and pro
ceed directly to active immuni
zation. Immunization . against diph
theria is most important for chil
dren from six months to six
ears old. After the age of six
or seven years, susceptibility to
diptheria diminishes steadily, so
that immunization is no longer
necessary.
With the toxoids developed in
the past decade immunization
against diptheria, whooping
cough or tetanus (lockjaw) may
be combined in a course of three
injections given over a period
of 9 weeks three weeks be
tween injections.
Immunization against typhoid,
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Learn how fo gel your
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Saturday
para-typhoid, cholera or other
disease to which infants or chil
dren may be exposed when on
vacation, traveling or sojourn
ing in foreign countries is a ques
tion to discuss with the family
physician.
Editor's Note: Dr. Brady is now
on a two-weeks vacation. Ques
tions and answers usually printed
here will be resumed upon his return.
Rogue River
Rogue River Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Golding have purchased the
Alf Mekvold house on Broad
way. J. S. Baldman, grandfather of
Flores Leyen, suffered a heart
attack last Sunday. He is report
ed to be improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Jones
are staying at the Shangri La
court on Highway 99 while wait
ing orders from Washington.
They have been stationed at An
chorage, Alaska, since moving
from Rogue River three years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Willson
were in from their ranch near
Prospect last week-end and vis
ited old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Magerle
had as recent guests at their
ranch on West Evans road their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. .Virgil Oatney and daugh
ters, Linda and Sandra, from
Blocksburg, Calif., Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Sullivain of Klamath
Falls and Mrs. Magerle's niece
and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Buzolich, San Francisco.
Mrs.. Buzolich will be rememb
ered as Bette Jean Burkhart,
daughter of the late Joe and
Bessie Burkhart of Rogue Riv
er. Buzolich is an instructor in
a San Francisco high school.
They were enroute to John Day
to visit Mrs. Clyde Galbreath
and Martin Burkhart, aunt and
grandfather of Mrs. Buzolich.
A deed to Magnolia street,
which is the new street given
the city in exchange for Gilmore
avenue, was presented the city
council at the regular meeting
Tuesday by Clyde Shumaker of
Magnolia Lumber company. Or
dinance 108 vacating Gilmore
avenue was read and adopted
at the meeting.
The council has voted to pay
half the cost of replastering the
new reservoir.
A letter from the district at
torney in reply to the council's
recent request for a grand jury
investigation of the new bridge
was read.
The council discussed build
ing codes and instructed Attorn
ey Robert Dames to qbtain cop
ies of codes in effect in other
small towns.
SPORT COSTS MONEY
Massena, N. Y. U.R) The
New York State conservation de
partment says the state's 460,000
hunters spend $2,000,000,000 an
nually on their sport It includes
money spent for hunting clothes,
equipment, ammunition, trans
portation, hotel bills andf-club
fees. Fishermen spend $32,000,
000 a year.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE,
ACROSS
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzla
1 Church bench
4 In many
instances
Policeman
(colloq.)
IS Anglo-Saxon
money
lS-Sycophant
14 Beverage
15 Wild cat
17 Fixes
19 Performs
SO Unclosed
31 Hoodwink
23 Hewn stona
26 Nobleman
27 Size of type
it Printer's
measure
23 Roman bronze
50 Pertaining to
the blood
11 Biography
(abbr.)
12 Dental
surgeon (abbr.)
23 Seagoing vessel
34 Drove
35 Spiritual entity
37 Woodworking
machine
3S Poker stake
39 Beer ingredient
40 Noted opera
singer
42 Fad
43 The kava
46 Simple
4 S Female sheep
49 Lair
60 Stares
open-mouthed
51 Offspring
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WmOO SURA
MOO-O-OS
and MUSINGS
We can't help but
think how different his
tory might of been if the
British had all been wear
ing colored glasses when
Bunker said to Hill,
"Don't fire until you see
the whites of their eyes."
Today's most notable
saying is probably,
"Mommy, I just blew my
little finger off at the elbow."
Little Daisy
-(ff -
Gain
new vim...new
joy in
There is ne riJ for yea to be -tired,
nerveus, cranky or con
stieerad if due to dietary dt
ikianciM which occur only when
the daily intake ef B-vrtamint
and Niacin is Uss than minimum
requirement ever a prolonged'
period. These noiwpecifie symp
toms de net in thmMhs prove
dietary deficiency and may
have ether causes or be due to
functional conditions.
BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA,
the wonderful new vitamin
compound, may be exactly
what you need to put you on
your feet again if you . . . like
go many, many others ... are
suffering from common symp
toms of specific deficiencies.
With all the medical knowl
edge of vitamins now made
available by science and health
research, it is senseless for
you to continue feeling exces
sively weak and over-fatigued,
all jittery and nervous.
Where such conditions are
due to lack of B-vitamins,
iron and trace minerals
known to be essential in
humannutrition.Bexel
,' may be the "miracle
drug" you are looking
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red blood. Well, just one capsule of
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2 Period of time
3 Roves
4 Additional
5 Enemy pl.)
- 6 Sailor (coUoq.)
7 Man's
nickname
J Like a nymph
9 Tropica herb
10 Aged
11 Footliko part
16 Tailless
amphibian
18 lampreys
20 Man's name
21 Reckless fellow
22 Clayey earth
23 Girl's name
It Germany
25 Fumes
27 Pennies.
collectively
30 Intimating
31 Skirmishes
33 Period of
fasting
34 Wan
36 Mepblstoph
ele9 37 Washes
39 Rouse to action
40 Cushion
41 Hall!
42 Pinch
43 Couple
44 Japanese
monetary unit
47 Cooled lava
VA Field Supervisor
Visits at Camp White
Camp White Field Service
Supervisor F. V. Stephenson, of
the Veterans Administration
central office in Washington,
D.C., was at Camp White domi
ciliary for two days July 2 and
3, on an official visit.
Stephenson is making a tour
of inspection of domiciliary oper
ations generally. He expressed
himself as well pleased with
operations here.
Salem (U.R) Robert D. Mac-
Lean has been named chairman
of the Oregon State Tax Com
mission, succeeding Ray Smith
Portland, who served in the post
for one year.
q What saving is
safer than cash?
Vk A Tour D. S. Defense
mS. Bonds are just like
cash only saierl II
you lose cash, that's
money gone. But if
your bonds should be
destroyed or lost, the
U.S. Treasury will re
place them at no cost to you. You
can always redeem any bond after
60 days. And Defense Bonds earn
good interest.. .an $18.76 bond can
pay you back $33,671
For safer saving,
buy U. S. Defense Bonds!
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